Make your house a home-no need to spend your deposits or savings.

The interior enthusiasts Whinnie Williams and Tyler West of Flat Out Fabulous from BBC Three have provided many quick fix solutions to transform your interior design-from modernizing the bathroom with a pen to making white appliances look kitsch.

Before the second series that started on iPlayer this Sunday, the pair told Siobhan O'Connor how to dress your home cheaper.

Fishing hook and curtain washing machine, £4: If you have bulky white goods that cause dazzling in the kitchen, hang hooks on both sides, grab a little fishing line, cover a cute patterned net curtain, and put both Both picked up from Amazon and sold for £4.

Whinnie said: "This is a great way to make it look kitsch and make the kitchen look neater."

MDF cabinet doors, £2 to £10: cabinet doors and handles can always be easily replaced.

Whinnie said: "In my house, I can't buy the colored doors I want, so I only cut MDF and I can paint them in any color."

Taylor added: "eBay has a lot of good choices. People will tear off kitchens from the 60s and push them on eBay-just don't search for "vintage" because they will be marked. Look for old doors-you just You can buy them for a few pounds."

Sticker, £5.97: The countertop can be easily covered with a sticker.

You can get an artificial marble countertop that looks like a real deal.

Dressing table: The use of fabrics and soft furniture can create an atmosphere of change.

Whinnie said: “Decorate the table to distract your attention. Use leftover fabrics, such as scarfs for table runners and ribbons for decoration-you can also use it to tie tableware and crockery together to make it look more fancy. Very fancy. Suitable for Christmas table beautification."

Dye dust flakes, £3.99: Put the dye for old bed sheets in the washing machine for recycling.

Whinnie said: "This is a quick and easy way to turn them into curtains, and the cost is almost zero-you may have put a dust cloth in the attic."

Carpet on the carpet, £15: A dyed carpet can ruin a room, but it is expensive to replace. Taylor said: "Learn to hide what you don't like.

"Carpets are the saviour that makes rough carpets disappear.

"Use a long one or a few small ones."

Command bar, £3.28: If you can't nail nails to the wall, Tyler recommends using the command bar to hang pictures.

FELT-TIP TILES, £4: Use your craft skills and color on the bathroom walls.

Whinnie said: "The hotel I went to the other day was covered with boring white tiles, but with bright blue grout, it looked very cool and unique.

"Using a grout pen on the lines between the tiles will immediately beautify the bathroom-when you move out, you can repaint them white."

Stick to vinyl, £15: Floor tiles can make or break a bathroom, but replacement costs are high.

Whinnie recommends the simple paste version-if you want, you can cover the entire floor and walls and peel off when you leave.

MIRROR MAGIC, £3: Whinnie said: “If the floor is dirty, put a large mirror and write a slogan on it to distract attention.”

Taylor added: "Artificial plants can also work miracles, and maintenance costs are low."

Open the curtains, £20: The rented house usually comes with outdated wallpaper that you can never replace-but don't be afraid.

If this is the case in the bedroom, just hang curtains from ceiling to floor on each wall to turn it into a stuffy boudoir.

Whinnie said, "Take a plank and drill it to the top of the wall. This only requires screws on both sides, which can then be filled with Polyfilla.

"Put the curtains on the wood. If you choose plush fabric, it will give the room a comfortable feeling."

Wallpaper furniture, £10: Don't like your wardrobe or drawers? Cover them with wallpaper.

Conflict with anything on the wall or use the same print. Or, use a wallpaper sample as a beautiful print and frame it.

TYLER and Whinnie buy goods from Facebook Marketplace and eBay.

Taylor said: "Most of my furniture is either free or I paid some money. I bought an IKEA mirror worth 70 pounds and the chair is also free."

The following are important tips for Tyler and Whinnie looking for second-hand furniture.

Use old words: Avoid using "medieval", "retro" or "retro". These options will always be more expensive because the seller knows their value.

Including spelling errors: Searching for spelling errors usually works wonders.

Request fragments: Go to your local hardware store and request any fragments of wallpaper. These are usually sold at discounted prices.

Timber warehouse: There are huge wood recycling yards, they recycle and upgrade wood. You can fill a bag with a few pounds.

Join a community group: Your neighbor may throw away a box of tiles that suits you best. Connect with the community to avoid wasting items.

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